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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1965
Page
16
Recovering from Beatlemania exposure Maggie notes La Crosse group enthusiasm among locals and calls out reckless cyclists seen near Main Street. A teenager delivers a playful scolding, while fan club momentum grows for the Marauders amid hopeful notes.
Minneapolis police reported three days after the Beatles visit that several girls were rousted from motor hotel rooms where members of the entourage stayed. No arrests were made due to insufficient evidence and compliance with police requests. Paul McCartney was the Beatle involved. Over 10 young women aged 15 to 21 were flushed from about 20 rooms. Police dispersed about 200 fans near the motor court for curfew and loitering violations. The show drew nearly 30,000 fans with gross about $138,475. Beatles' share near $90,000. John Lennon later purchased a $78,400 home for his aunt in Bournemouth, England.
The Jewish Theater for Children offers a $1000 prize for English language juvenile dramas on Hebrew themes. Submissions are due by May 15 1966. Winning manuscripts receive professional production. supported by grants from the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies and the Jewish Education Committee of New York.
An Italian Western based on the return of Ulysses has been renamed The Return of Ringo. The film follows a Civil War soldier returning home to find his town controlled by Mexican outlaws.
Bill Bruring’s project rises 85 feet toward a planned 22 story height atop Grandad Bluff for WWLA at 93.3 MHz 100,000 watts. The tower 1220 feet above sea level will soon host holiday music with Bruring and friends Bob Olsen Archie and Sam Sokolik assisting.
The Glenn Miller Orchestra directed by Ray McKinley will headline Oktoberfest 1965 opening at 9 pm Wednesday September 29 in Mary E Sawyer Auditorium. Vocalist Joan Shepherd joins the group with comedian Roger Ray and dance team Nicki and Noel.
WKBH plans to air one concert at 9 05 p m Thursday with additional broadcasts if weather delays baseball Ken Allen producer says Shirley Verrett will sing selections from her Carnegie Hall repertoire including An Die Musik and Was I Not a Blade of Grass The Paris Symphony of Mozart with the Cleveland Orchestra conducted by George Zell and Ravels Daphnis and Chloe second suite under Jean Martinon are also listed in the program lineup
AP reports Columbia plans a movie titled The Great Train Robbery to be directed by Anthony Mann in London. The project follows the 1963 train robbery where criminals swiped over 2.6 million pounds as Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor also eye a related film project.
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